Is there a way to render into an offscreen buffer where the actual host hardware's address is specified? I realize that at the level of implementing the hooks for the VM, this must be possible, but is it [easily] possible to redirect the memory space that Squeak renders to at runtime, rather than during creation of the VM? I'm trying to understand how one might use the shared memory space of Second LIfe's media plugin to be the drawing region of a regular Squeak Smalltalk workspace/drawing window. Being able to have fully active Smalltalk-on-a-prim in SL would rock, especially if you could have a choice of whether to work directly with the in-world rendering or with the normal Squeak window's rendering. The plugin can live in a separate process and communicate higher level events via sockets and share memory for rendering so its not necessary to have a fully standalone plugin. From the SL side, you could conceivably have a regular Squeak development environment with the added ability to use a specified hardware buffer instead/in addition to the regular Squeak window. Sorta like what seaside sorta does, but without the overhead of rendering via html. Lawson